canadian soldier standing guard outside of the war memorial outside of ottawa, and earlier there was a shooting inside of canada's government. kenneth moton will have more on the response from law enforcement in our area, but we begin with alicia vitarelli live in the satellite center right now. >> reporter: just a short while ago, officials in ottawa wrapped up a news conference, giving few details, the investigation is still very much active and underway, they are asking people in ottawa to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. as they piece together this day of sadness and chaos in the capital. >> a canadian soldier shot while standing guard at the war memorial in the capital city. paramedics took the soldier away in an ambulance and he later

died. >> to have this happen under these circumstances beyond expression. >> this dramatic video captures the barrage of gun fire that ensues in this parliament buildings. they kill aid soldier and witnesses say that at least 30 shots were heard. >> was taking off my jacket to go into caucus and i heard pop pop pop and i thought it was construction if anything else. >> most of the downtown ottawa was put on lockdown, ottawa law enforcement officials offered few details, saying that the investigation was ongoing. >> there is a dynamic and ongoing situation, i understand that people have many questions

and we will provide answers as soon as we are able. >> this comes two days after a recent convert to islam killed one man and injured another before being gunned down by police. >> this is a terrible act of violence against a country, against our military. >> now, police will not release the identity of the deceased soldier until they talk to his family, and they did not give details about a possible motive and would not answer questions specifically about whether or not they are looking for any other suspects. very chaotic and sad day there in ottawa. >> thank you alicia. news of the shooting has law enforcement in north america on high alert. but right now there is no specific threat against anyone else. >> kenneth moton continues our coverage from independence mall where officers are keeping watch as always. >> shirleen we checked in with

homeland security and the national park service and no additional security for our landmarks or the canadian consulate. but for tourists down here today, there are thoughts and prayers for our neighbors to the north. as word of the fear and uncertainty came down. >> they have plenty of security at their capital, and for this to happen in a country so close to us, you have to be concerned. >> you don't associate it with the canadians. >> at independence mall, we talked to canadian tourists they wanted to know about the attack on parliament hill. >> is it a mad man or some group. >> he says like any first world nation, security at the capital is strict. >> if you get too close on the buildings they pull you away. >> if you are somewhere where you are not suppose to be.

>> you can walk on the grass by some buildings and they'll come out and tell you to leave. >> the national park service was on alert as usual. no increased security measures in response to the shooting. >> as far as i'm concerned have the security and be safe. that is most important and you are very good at it actually. >> because of that good security, all quiet and clear here at our national landmarks. reporting live on independence mall, kenneth moton, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of the attack in ottawa continues on 6abc.com, there we have the full details about the shooting spree, can you also see photos from the scene and the chilling video from inside of parliament as gun fire erupted. >> as you saw just behind kenneth there, the rain has set up shop now, but will it stick around, lets go to adam joseph with the word from accuweather. >> it's slow to move in and slow

to push out. stormtracker 6 live double scan, shows this is the way it's been the entire day and it's settling in the heaviest rain now is from route 40 at glassboro and pinwheeling itself from the northeast to the south and wst. so middletown and smyrna, in the state of delaware, heavier showers spiraling through for the evening rush hour, even where we don't see the heavy rain we see scattered drizzle creating wet roads for the evening rush hours, a live look on double scan, it's taking shape south and east of the delmarva, it will slowly drift to the north to new england and can you see how the winds wrap around the low and there is moisture in new england that will pinwheel through tonight and tomorrow morning. along with the showers and

chilly temperatures are winds from the north, speeds of 25 miles per hour in philadelphia and 28 in dover and at the shore between 23 and 24 miles per hour. so what so expect here with your timeline, between now and 8:00, areas of steady rain around, after 8:00 and early on thursday, to midmorning to the noon time hour on and off showers so a wet commute tomorrow morning but by tomorrow afternoon the rain pushes out and the clouds stick around and the chilly breeze is still in town, we'll talk about a brighter forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> adam thank you. schools are back open in the poconos but the manhunt for suspected cop killer, eric frein, continues. david henry is live now with more. we are hearing from a man that

is caught up more than most. >> he is an eric frein look-alike but lets report that things are quiet around here after yesterday's flurry of activity. police are concentrating their searches in four townships include pocono township, that is where we are right now. so far today there are no new sightings. >> search teams converged here yesterday after a local police officer allegedly spotted eric frein from the post office across the street from frein's old high school. the pocono mountain school district canceled classes yesterday but the kids were back on the buses today. they spent the day crisscrossing four townships on a 25 mile grid. we are six weeks into the manhunt after he shot and killed

one trooper and critically injured another. they have been close but not close enough for jim tully, he has been stopped as he walks to and from his job every night. >> i lost count at 20, one round trip stretch it was seven time. >> one time he suffered bruised ribs after rough treatment. >> a man yells get to the ground, and wants to know what my name is. >> he wear a bright safety vest and shows his foltz oh i.d. >> he will try to stand out, i want to stand out, i'm not the one you are looking for let me go on my way. >> as we said no further silgtdings of frein today. the longer is out there the tougher it gets in the woods,

the days are getting shorter and the nights are getting colder in the north woods of pennsylvania. live in pocono township, david henry, channel 6 "action news.." >> and of course the leaves are falling. >> more than a dozen people are out of their homes after a raging fire spread from house to house in the huntington section of philadelphia. is started on the 3800 block of north park avenue, flames moved from one porch to another. five homes were damaged and 18 people were out of their homes as we speak this afternoon. two men that had to be treated at the hospital, were taken in by doctors for taking in too much smoke and today they came to see the damage for themselves. >> everything i got is gone. everything. >> neighbors say there was a wall of flames making it hard for anyone to get out. people passing by helped some people escape including children

and other his to jump from the second story, fortunately nobody was seriousily hurt and investigators are trying to figure out what started this all. and a bizarre court appearance for a man in louisiana, what he did that made the judge keep in in jail for the rest of his life. and the girl as accused of trying to join up with isis

three teenage girls from denver were stopped in germany after sources say they were trying to join the ranks of ice is, the father of one girl reported them missing after finding out they skipped school and then that their passports were missing along with $2,000 worth of cash. they were stopped at the airport in frankfurt, germany and they said they had plans to cross the border into syria. the man that police say confessed to killing seven women in indiana had his first

appearance in court today. his hearing was just as bizarre as the rest of the case. >> when the judge asked if he would tell the truth, and he did not respond. they had to ultimately postpone the hearing, he admitted to killing a 19-year-old woman last week and then led police to the bodies of six other victims. the stocks seem to be on a seesaw, the dow dropped 184 points and the nasdaq off 37 and the s&p 15 points. warren buffet lost $2 billion in just two days this week. his company, has huge stakes in both coke and ibm, he lost a

billion on ibm on monday and then a billion on coke on tuesday. people still have faith in buffett. it's time now for the "action news" traffic report, lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> we are not losing billions but we are losing plenty of time. we are trying to get home on this wet and wild wednesday, it's a mess on the highway, including this one on chester highway, eastbound side we have the crash, the pickup truck involved is facing sideways right here by the exit for business 30, the wawa and l.a. fitness is off to the left side of your screen. with the right lane squeezing by we are on a crawl from eastbound 130 to 18. and the volume as well as the gaper delay.

a couple of crashes along orville road and one near sharon road involving a vehicle into a building and an overturned vehicle in buck county on township road. the roads are slippery especially with the wet leaves. a crash in bridesboro, near state road and what a mess of an afternoon on the schuylkill expressway we have the broken grate that through up and hit this truck, they just got the left lane open and now it's over an hour to get from the blue route to the vine. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this hump day afternoon. one of our friends talking about the rain, along the delaware memorial bridge, slippery conditions this afternoon. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt.

a large group of dirt bikers interrupted traffic last night while performing dangerous stunts and speeding as we showed you, the wild ride has prompted questions for philadelphia police, "action news" anchor, monica malpass is in the newsroom now with that story. >> the dirt bikers say they were trying to honor one of their own, but the tribute ride left people concerned. you remember these pictures from yesterday on "action news," they swerved in and out of traffic in philadelphia yesterday. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear from police why this group could take over the roads for so long. plus, contaminated supplements that people thought were off the shelves are still being sold, we'll explain the problem tonight at 5:00, those stories coming up soon at 5:00. up next, adam is back with the call from accuweather.

>> plus, a passenger from africa is quarantined after landing at newark liberty airport. what people are saying and how chris christie tried to calm

time for accuweather on a wet wednesday. >> a dreary day out there with adam joseph. >> the midweek blues here and the coastal low developing off the delmarva, and it's spiraling off the atlantic, anywhere from northern to southern new england from the mid-atlantic, this will slowly drift to the north and east and it will take its time pulling out. as we look closer on double scan live radar and the heart of center city and the delaware valley, it's a wet evening rush hour, wet roadways create some travel headaches no matter what roadway you are on here, on this

particular picture, delaware county and montgomery county and bucks county and this continues all points down to the south and southern new jersey and delaware. not impressive totals to the north and west and a trace or so in reading and closing in on a third of an inch in philadelphia and heavier amounts in atlantic city where we picked up a half inch of rain so far. the temperatures really chilled you to the bone today with that. with the rain and west wind and 57 in the lehigh valley and in dover, temperatures still around 55. there you see that spin in the atmosphere. some of you got woken up at 2:00 in the morning and this jolts me out of bed and that continues to lift off to the north and east. and that is the energy that transfers from the west to the east, and that sparked some thunderstorms and that low

drifts off to the north and it's slow to clear here at 4:00 now the low is just to the east of lewes beach, delaware, it stays windy on the western side of this low pressure center and it continues to pull away in the afternoon and we'll finally see spine return tomorrow morning at 7:30, in edition to all the moisture here we have tropical depression number 9, winds sustained at 35 miles per hour and it brings tropical moisture into southern parts of florida and the keys, this will slowly drift towards the yucatán and could be tropical storm hannah as it makes landfall tomorrow morning. and it drifts out into the open waters of the caribbean by the weekend. 45 in allentown and 49 in philadelphia, drizzle, showers on and off with the raw wind out

of the northerly direction and your four day at 4:00, indicates that we have a couple of morning showers left over tomorrow and it stays cloudy if the afternoon and chilly with a high of 57, it's breezy but the sun returns on from with 65 degrees, the weekend is looking good and mild saturday and 67 and clouds and sun and cooler sunday at 63 degrees, the sun will eventually reappear at the ends of the week.es, the sun will eventually >> thank you. the sunday breakfast mission is asking to you help in the 60 ton challenge. they are collecting food for the upcoming season, it means frozen turkeys and meat products. you can take your donation to the mission on poplar street. there is big buzz about renee zellweger and her new

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time for the buzz and renee zellweger's look is creating a buzz. the oscar winning actress looked very different at elle's hollywood awards this week. people were quick to notice the facial distinction between how zellweger looked in the past and how she looked at this event. here is a side by side picture of the before and after. the actress responded overnight, telling "people" magazine that she looks different because she is happy and healthier and living a more fulfilled life. some speculate whether there was some surgery involved in here, no comment from her on that. katy perry need a place to have a birthday party, she

canceled her part egypt over security concerns. she was going to take a cruise down the nile and some other stops. but it was too risky, her birthday is saturday, she'll come up with a plan soon. her current road tour took in $41 million. and tonight an all new nashville on 6 abc, will julia's pregnancy leak and how will avery react when he finds out that it's his. we tweet about it and chat about it live. cowboy boots and hats not required. blackish at 9:00 followed by nashville at 10:00 and then "action news" at 11:00. i like how they work haden

panettiere's real life pregnancy into the script. >> cowboy boots not required but welcome. >> you can wear them. workouts and water works, how people are paying trainers to make them cry while hitting the gym. >> a teacher is caught on camera ripping a teenager's shirt off while throwing her to the ground but they say it's not a matter for police. security says the passenger taken off of the plane in

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff.ph, >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with explosive new information on the death of michael brown. what his official autopsy may reveal about the moments before the unarmed teen was shot. plus, a last can legacy of love. >> this has past -- >> those are the first words a widow reads from her husband, he wrote, but not the last. why the letters will stay sealed for now. and the questions for all of you nail polish addicts, would

you consider renting your color instead of buying it. one company's version of netflix, straight ahead. and now out of canada's capital city today, police in ottawa are trying to determine if there was more than one gunman behind a deadly shooting around the country's parliament building. a canadian soldier was shot to death while standing guard at the war memorial there. and then he burst into the parliament, shots were fired when parliament was holding caucus just feet away. at last check police would not say if the shooting involved the same suspect and that the fbi is monitoring the situation in canada for possible ties in canada. >> stay with "action news" for new developments in ottawa, we'll bring you all the latest

on air and online at 6abc.com. turning now to the latest on the ebola outbreak, we learn that pennsylvania and new jersey are among six states impacted by strict new cdc rules, anyone coming from liberia, sierra leone, or new guinea must undergo 21 days of monitoring. meanwhile new jersey governor, chris christie, has organized a task force to make sure all garden state residents are protected. this comes on the heels of a scare in newark overnight. that is where we find nora muchanic live with the details. >> reporter: shirleen, this is university hospital where a man who was showing ebola symptoms yesterday was brought and put into isolation.

now, today officials say he is not showing any symptoms and he should be released after speaking with officials from the center for disease control. >> there are no suspected or confirmed cases of ebola in new jersey. >> official says that the west african passenger that was taken off the airplane and rushed to university hospital is not affected by ebola, good now is for those that work in and around the hospital. >> i hate to take it home, because i do medical transportation and we need to be very care frl with that. >> governor christie says he is forming a joint task force to fight it in new jersey if needed and warns people to be calm. >> we are taking this seriously but we are not in the business of stoking hysteria about this in the public. >> it's scary, you don't know who is coming into the city and

getting off these airplanes. >> they say that officials should stop people from coxing from west africa to the united states perhaps by suspending visas. the state has purchased a million dollars worth of personal protection equipment and hospitals continue to run drills. >> the gloves and the taping, all of that has to be practiced. >> my 11-year-old girl tells me she is scared and nervous on whether to get ebola. >> his daughter bridget and others are afraid of the intense coverage that ebola is getting. parents have to tamp down the hysteria, talk to them, the coverage is leading children to be concerned about this in a way that is not proportional to the risk. >> you are looking live at the ambulance that transported the

possible ebola case yesterday, it's still roped off but we know that he is not showing any symptoms and should be released shortly. and a team from the center for disease control is on the ground in new jersey and training personnel to deal with ebola cases. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have a special section of our website with complete coverage of the ongoing ebola story at 6abc.com/ebola, we have a list of myth versus facts about the disease to help you steer clear of misinformation and you can see a list on how the virus spreads. and now police are trying to get a machete wielding robber off the streets. this video shows the moment that the man pulled out the machete at the 7-eleven on east oak lane. the man made his way behind the

counter and ordered the clerk to open the register and he got away with an unknown amount of money. if you know the suspect or anything about the crime call northwest detectives. >> toms river police say that the drug dealer was using the ebola crisis to market his heroin, davis was selling drugs out aft ramada in on route 9, some were labored ebola and some were crack cocaine. a fire inside of a chemistry lab forced the evacuation of students in delaware. students weighted to get inside of drake hall this afternoon. a fire sparked in a small piece of lab equipment just before noon. it was quickly extinguished before it was evacuated while the room held other materials,

and they gave them the all clear and nobody was hurt. police are investigating the second social media threat against penn state in as many weeks, officials say that a yik yack user indicated they would blow up a building in berks county on the campus. police searched the area but found nothing suspicious. just last week a student at the main campus was charged with making a similar threat at state college. trenton city hall was filled with music today. ♪ ♪ beautiful music at that, nelly f federova was in the orchestra, they helped to kick off the 2015 season that begins this saturday. the violin say beautiful instrument. >> she played it better than me

back in the day. >> you did adam? >> violin and string bass. >> nice. >> i wouldn't go that far. on sky 6 hd at the philadelphia international airport a lot of clouds and on and off rain and 55 and chilly with the northerly wind at 14 miles per hour, with the wind and the low clouds and with that rain we have quite the delays at many of the major hubs, philadelphia over two hour delay and boston also a two hour delay and newark and new york city at jfk an hour to hour and a half delay. have you to go to the south all looking good there, with sunshine and temperatures in the 50s, satellite 6 along with action radar shows that this is mostly to the east and a lot of precipitation awrapping around it, we'll let you know when they push out in the full accuweather

forecast. >> adam thank you. >> mothers in southwest philadelphia returned to school today for a special lesson, southwest leadership academy hosted a program on single gender education, the school is teaching students in the single gender practice. mothers learned how the teaching model improves the experience for boys and girls and then they enjoyed breakfast at school with their children. >> very cool, here at the big board now, how would you like to get a peek inside of a luxury home and provide meals for the less fortunate. here is an fyi, bringing designers together for charity. it's philadelphia magazine's 15th annual design homes. >> this project, we wanted to build something suitable for people's lifestyle for today.

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the official autopsy performed on michael brown appears to support the police officer's story who killed him. the report reveals that the 18-year-old was shot in the hand at close range, experts say that could mean that the unarmed teenager did not have his hands up at the time of the deadly shooting and may back officer darren wilson's claim that brown reached for his gun during the struggle and the family says they do not trust the alleged findings. a teachner oregon is on paid leave and under investigation following a confrontation with a student caught on camera, this is the video showing the teacher grabbing sara rue and then pulling her shirt off as she is pulled to the floor.

the circumstances are not clear but dozens of people showed up at a rally in support of the teacher. >> the school says that the teacher did not break the law because the student was not hurt. >> here at the big board with the big talkers, if this is being read, i have passed. those are the heart breaking words that ashley found in letters by her husband that passed away this weekend after a battle with a deadly disease. he left letters for that little girl, to mark every occasion that her future will hold. ones he will never be there to be with her. mitchell wrote 30 notes for his family, ashley found them along with books of his poetry and they are meant to be open on every occasion, like birthdays and anniversaries. >> the 16th one he wrote sweet

16 on the envelope and all the way to her 18th birthday. >> just heart breaking, ashley says that the letters are a true reflection of her husband's character, how he was always thinking of others. >> and on a lighter note, if you are a cry baby, listen up you can use those emotions to get in the behalf shape of your life. let it out, tears, sobs and every last sniffle. they offer a class, called, "the class" and how working out lower high cholesterol and reduces stress and boosts the immune system. and air force physical fitness tests scores increase dramatically when participants are crying. i think every time i watch beaches or steel magnolias am i

burning calories? >> i am. my trainer made me do burpies and i cried. >> let it out shirleen. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update. >> do i see a tear there? >> tl there may be tears on the ride home. especially here on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound side is a solid jam from 202 to this point at conshohocken on into belmont, that is where we had the storm grate that broke and a piece flew into the westbound lanes so eastbound had a lane blocks and both opened now at belmont but we are dealing with a significant delay. and girard to belmont where the truck that was struck is still on the shoulder. a crash in upper darby along

landsdowne avenue, on city avenue by st. joes that accident is out of the way and all lanes are reopen and a crash in pennsauken on 30 to 130, that ramp is partially blocked. a disabled freight train in middletown township, bucks county, blocking 1 and 95, stick with oxford valley road and a crash at doylestown at 611 near 202. and speaking of 202, southbound approaching 401, second afternoon in a row, there is another crash on the shoulder giving us heavy delays heading down to the 30 bypass. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. coming up, meteorologist,

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all right, meteorologist, adam joseph has accuweather. >> the ground is so damp and the chilly wind as well. not the best of days as we take a look at double scan live radar, the moisture is pinwheeling in from the north and east and the batch of steady showers passing through wilmington, as we head south through wilmington, anywhere from southern new jersey from salem, we are drying out from the steadier showers, bay side to smyrna, they are getting whacked by a pop of heavier rain, no thunder or lightning, that continues to press to the south and behind it some scattered showers and at times patchy drizzle. temperature in allentown 57 degrees, 53 in trenton and 54 in millville and 55 in dover and also 55 in wilmington. satellite and radar shows a spin just to our south and east, that

spin is developing low pressure that continues to pull up the coastline into southern new england on the western side of that low, we had the chilly northerly winds, that not only continue into this evening and tonight and throughout the day on thursday, through 10:00 tonight, it's not a steady rain and patchy showers around, and that flow continues all night through tomorrow's rush hour at 7:00 a.m., it continues as you can see into thursday afternoon, tomorrow is dry than today, at times you see drizzle locking in, the difference tomorrow, the winds are more north-northeast and tomorrow they switch more northwesterly and the speeds pick up just a little bid. 29 in philadelphia tomorrow and 30 in dover, so still not the best of days to be outdoors but the low finally kicks away here on friday and sun and clouds and still breezy as the high is approaching from the west and at

least we'll brighten the sky for the week and temperatures warm into the middle 60s, overnight tonight, drizzle and showers and raw wind 49 to 55 for your overnight low, 57 with left over showers especially in the morning tomorrow and the chilly wind in the afternoon with clouds locking in and by friday it's breezy and it's sun eventually starts to break out at 65 degrees and it's milder here on saturday, 67 and clouds fighting with sunshine and it turns windy again on sunday and cooler as a weak front comes through at 63 degrees, it comes through dry over the weekend and hey we got to warm it back up monday, tuesday, wednesday, a 70s treat here, going into the lower 70s and a shot of showers will not arrive until wednesday evening guys. clearing it out for the weekend.

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valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. gun fire fills canada's and parliament building this morning following an attack by as many as three armed men, workers ran for safety after they learned that a gunman killed a soldier guarding a nearby war memorial and there is a large police presence there and we know that authorities in canada are investigating the possibility of more gunmen. the big story on "action news" is breaking out of ottawa, canada, a soldier is dead, after an attack near the country's parliament building. >> and officials in the u.s. are monitoring the situation in canada but believe there is no threat to americans. sharrie williams is live with

the latest. >> reporter: monica and rick the president has been briefed on the shootings as ottawa is just north and west of the canadien u.s. border. it erupted just before 10:00 a.m. and they call it a fluid sitdation and we know that members of parliament had to go hiding for cover when the gun fire erupted. in downtown ottawa, two separate shooting incidents led to widespread panic. it captured the scene inside of the parliament building, police officers firing shots at the armed man that burst in. at least 30 shots were heard and members of parliament were holding their weekly caucus meeting. >> thought it was construction, and the security comes down and i rushed to the back of the parliament building. >> a soldier